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It really does. I find it insightful as to potentially how these "Big Boys" view the development community outside of their Palo Alto bubbles. Perhaps they fail to realize that their attitudes matter? I think this lends context as
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This blog entry starts off with "I'm a former Facebook employee, and all you PHP devs need to git gud." Pass.
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It would be really nice if Apple decided to work with some player like Steam, who also has an interest in gaming on Unix-y systems. I would be really interested in the overlap between Steam's work on Ubuntu and Apple's OS X. A lar
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9y ago
And there I thought this would be an Apache user directory tutorial.
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Thank you Mozilla!
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As a someone with a degree in applied mathematics, I feel the problem with learning mathematics is more often than not a problem or a fault of the instructor of mathematics. Many instructors approach the subject with a very broad understand
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9y ago
RNDZ, and RV are two well understood abbreviations :)
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All that is true, but the same is true of the eastern bloc, and they laughed at the thought for the same request. Kaspersky comes to mind.
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Streaming to /dev/journal would be a tight little feature. Maybe it has an API?
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Hooray!
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I am really sad this isn't about writing swift as a haiku.
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Enhance!
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That's a good solution for someone like me, who can roll my own, but not someone like my parents who have no idea how to do that. That does not bode well for privacy. Your suggestion is half-assed.
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I never meant to imply that was the case. As a person that hasn't been harmed by this company, I see this problem as having gotten out of hand and in need of intervention. As someone who has been harmed by other people, I find it troub
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9y ago
shellac
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This is getting old, folks. https://help.uber.com/h/24010fe7-7a67-4ee5-9938-c734000b144a
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No. I would not take a second interview from them.
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I agree. Call it lean, and sell it as though you are solving customer problems via prototyping.
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Not properly safeguarding data AND HR problems? Why do you still have an Uber account? https://help.uber.com/h/24010fe7-7a67-4ee5-9938-c734000b144a
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I'm not up on a lot of the hardware stuff. Raspberry Pi? Beagleboard?
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I knew who I was dealing with before he said anything. ;)
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FPGAs are worth studying in case anyone doesn't really know them. I once had an interview question right out of uni, and it was about FPGAs and I didn't know what they were. The interviewer really looked down his nose at me after
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I love how soothing that sound is. I would love to have it going while working in a library study hall or something.
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I'll second FiveThirtyEight. I was a little skeptical about this mag that seemed to come out from nowhere. It always has very interesting content.
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https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/MDN/Contribute/Loca...
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I love the resiliency of Mozilla. It seems like most news about it and Firefox are are doom and gloom, especially when we're comparing Firefox to Chrome. So what does Mozilla do? Make their great documentation even better, and enrich t
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That would be too easy though. Since we're acting as the toughest game in town, why not also bully people?
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That is not a good privacy policy. Founder needs to talk to a lawyer, or the EFF. For instance: > Monica runs on Linode and I'm the only one, apart from Linode's employees, who has access to those servers. This speaks to nothin
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This product is dangerous to privacy. It's easy to imagine how this data could be exploited if Monica is sold to Facebook, Google, etc. How are you working to guarantee my data is protected from any manner use outside my own?
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I think this is the best answer. There is no silver bullet to learning, and we need to get away from thinking there is. On the other hand, coming from construction too, I would assume your coworkers were teasing you, rather than really fuss
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